a banner or text link on one site that leads to a bigger site, such as Amazon or eBay
a special link to your web site that contains a code
a special link used to track the traffic an affiliate (advertiser) has sent to the original website, so that the original website can pay commissions on any sales from that traffic
a special URL code that will identify customers coming to the company's site from your advertising
a special URL code that will identifycustomers coming to the company's site from youradvertising
A link on your website that refers to a program you are affiliated with.
This is how the company knows who to pay. These are the hypertext links given to you by the affiliate program that differentiates you from generic traffic at large. Unless you send someone through an affiliate link, you don't get paid.
A unique piece of code that is generated for each affiliate for each offer. This is how a sale is tracked to you in our affiliate program and no one else. It is imperative that you do not edit these links; your sale's tracking may be compromised.
A piece of code in a graphic or text link that identifies to the merchant which affiliate sent the customer to their site.
The link an affiliate uses to send a website vistor to the vendor's site. The link is encoded in some fashion, usually with the affiliate's ID number, so that he or she will be given credit if a sale results.
Text or an image on a world wide web site that directs the user to the MakeLifeEasy site.
A link with a unique identifier of an affiliate, which is used to track sales.
Text link or a banner ad embedded with an affiliate’s tracking code, which when clicked through identifies visitors from that affiliate if they later take action on a merchant’s site.
a piece of code residing in a graphic image or piece of text placed on an affiliate's web page that notifies the merchant that an affiliate should be credited for the customer or visitor sent to their web site.
Hypertext links which represent a relationship between a primary seller and an affiliate. There is usually, but not always, an affiliate or referral ID embedded in the URL of such a link. e.g. http://widgets.com/?productID=234&affiliate=widgetgirl is a fictitious affiliate link that might be placed on the affiliate's site (widgetgirl's site) directing traffic to the widgets.com site. Widgets.com would then pay a commission to widgetgirl based on sales resulting from that traffic. Related terms: Affiliate Site
A code placed on an affiliate's web page that notifies the merchant that an affiliate should be credited for the customer or visitor sent to their web site. This can be a text link or a graphic link
A hyperlink with unique code used to track affiliate success (sales, impressions, unique clicks, etc).
A piece of code residing in a graphic image or piece of text that is placed on an affiliate's Web page, notifying the merchant that an affiliate should be credited for the customer or visitor sent to their website.